LearningWithMrG

Getting feedback from students about your course is an important way to improve your teaching practice as an educator. This Google Form survey asks students who took your class questions ranging from on a scale of 1-5, "How much did you learn in this class?," to "What is something I currently do as a teacher that you find helpful and/or engaging?" You can easily edit the form to meet your needs. There are a total of 12 short questions.

This is a syllabus for a one-semester Mexican American Studies high school course for students in grades 9-12. The syllabus includes overview of the course, essential questions for three units, Learning Targets for essential skills and content, and expectations for class (grading policies, work habits, attendance, academic honesty, etc.).

Need a quick and easy way to communicate with families about students not passing your class with a C or better? This letter offers an easy way for you to communicate with families. You can fill in basic information on the student (name, class, grade) and check off your areas of concern from an included list. Student will then return part of the letter to you to acknowledge family received it. Letter also serves as an invitation to Parent Conferences. It is in English and Spanish, too.

Looking for an Exit Ticket to gauge how your students are doing and how class went for them? This Google Form survey is an easy way to check in with students at the end of class. There are about 8 questions included, ranging from: What is ONE thing you learned today? Be specific. For example, "Today I learned ______ about ______."I would change...